Opened in 1969 by a pair of Louisiana transplants, this joint is still serving classic Creole dishes. Try the classic standout gumbo, or opt for the crawfish etouffee. This dish starts with an old-school roux made from shrimp stock and a mix of tomato and cream of mushroom soups, which surprised Guy. Loaded with spices and tender crawfish tails, the resulting etouffee is “deep and rich and creamy,” Guy says.
Special Dishes: Filé Gumbo, Shrimp & Crawfish Etouffee
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